Right now, major exchanges are all developing into the US stock market, and this trend isn’t any less beneficial than the “Crypto wave” from back then. Today I’ll share a trading method I’ve also been quietly learning recently.



The past two days were earnings reports, and many stocks have pulled back a lot. In the stock market, earnings reports are the most core and most direct “scorecard,” as well as an “expectation calibrator.” Put simply:

😄 Actual results beat expectations → the stock price usually jumps sharply (positive surprise)
😞 Actual results miss expectations → the stock price may crash (negative surprise)

This could be another great value-buying opportunity. My group friends chose @ rToken. They recommended that I buy rTSLA and rINTC. On the one hand, both of these “troubled siblings” have pulled back quite a lot. On the other hand, from a narrative perspective:

▶️rTSLA: driverless cars + Cybercab, Optimus humanoid robots, the energy business (energy storage + solar), AI infrastructure narratives, and more.
▶️rINTC: the recovery in AI data-center CPU demand, the foundry (Foundry) turnaround battle, and so on.

I also chose to use margin to allocate a 20% position. As for why I chose rToken, the core comes down to three standout features:

1️⃣ Exposure to US stocks: when you buy this rToken, you essentially truly hold the corresponding US stock. You can receive dividends and benefit from both uptrends and downtrends.
2️⃣ Acts as unified account collateral margin: you don’t need to sell your rToken. You can directly use it as “deposit” to open contracts and do leveraged trading. When you need U, you use it as collateral.
3️⃣ Collateralized lending: you pledge your rToken to the platform and directly borrow USDT or USDC. You can also use it for some wealth-management and subscription-to-new-listings activities in normal times.

rToken is truly a product that makes full use of your assets. I recommend everyone try it~
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